I checked out the recent updates to the OED (Oxford English Dictionary) and noticed a new verb to have off that I couldn't figure out the exact meaning of.

My questions are:

1. Is to have off have the same meaning as to have away?

2. Can anyone tell me the usage of to have off in “real” English?

I checked out the recent updates to the OED (Oxford English Dictionary) and noticed a new verb to have off that I couldn't figure out the exact meaning of.

My questions are:

1. Is to have off have the same meaning as to have away?

2. Can anyone tell me the usage of to have off in “real” English?

Note: I already know the meaning of to have it off.

I checked out the recent updates to the OED (Oxford English Dictionary) and noticed a new verb to have off that I couldn”t figure out the exact meaning of.

My questions are:

1. Is to have off have the same meaning as to have away?

2. Can anyone tell me the usage of to have off in “real” English?

I checked out the recent updates to the OED (Oxford English Dictionary) and noticed a new verb to have off that I couldn't figure out the exact meaning of.

My questions are:

1. Is to have off have the same meaning as to have away?

2. Can anyone tell me the usage of to have off in “real” English?

I have checked the recent updates to the OED ( Oxford English Dictionary  ) and I have noticed new verb to have off that i couldn't figure out the exact meaning .

So here comes my questions :

1. Is to have off have the same meaning as to have away ?

2. Can anyone tell me the usage of to have off in real English ?

Thanks .

I checked out the recent updates to the OED (Oxford English Dictionary) and noticed a new verb to have off that I couldn”t figure out the exact meaning of.

My questions are:

1. Is to have off have the same meaning as to have away?

2. Can anyone tell me the usage of to have off in “real” English?